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rustypanther39 rustypanther39 Member
48 messages
joined Sep 2010
#141 ·
quietcanyon13 said:How am I supposed to grab a transaction receipt in PDF format now? The payment went through, and I'm looking right at my transaction history, but there isn't a single .pdf download option to be found anywhere...

I can't log into my Chase app right this second, but I suspect this might be tied to those new rules where transactions don't actually clear until the following day if you pay in the afternoon. Last weekend, I made a purchase and the charge didn't officially process until Monday; it was basically just sitting in limbo, and the money hadn't actually left my balance yet. You should check your available balance. If the total hasn't dropped yet, the transaction is clearly still pending.🤷
quietcanyon13 quietcanyon13 Member
11 messages
joined Dec 2010
#142 ·
Yesterday was a total mess. Transactions were going through just fine, but the app wouldn't even launch... It’s finally working now, though.
Terry Parker10 Terry Parker10 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jan 2011
#143 ·
What happens if someone from the quick-response crew accidentally tosses a token into the trash? 🙄
Will there be any issues trying to track down a replacement?
Lawrence Cruz Lawrence Cruz Active Member
118 messages
joined Jun 2010
#144 ·
It’s really not a big deal. You just report the loss and pay a $25 fee😁

So, what—just toss it in the trash?
Terry Parker10 Terry Parker10 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jan 2011
#145 ·
Haha, wonderful... I doubt I’ll live long enough to see a new token 😁

It's headed straight to the trash—Grandma thought that "little blue thing with all the buttons" was just some outdated kid's calculator nobody uses anymore x_x

Pff $67 Twenty bucks worth of plastic? Are they insane... I haven't even touched it once, and now that I finally realize how useful it actually is, it's gone. Thanks, Grandma >_<
Lawrence Cruz Lawrence Cruz Active Member
118 messages
joined Jun 2010
#146 ·
Now we just wait to see what kind of move they make. They’ve offered a few similar deals for free in the past—no strings attached. But if you ever decide to close out an account, you're either going to have to hand back the token or face a fee.
frozenpanther12 frozenpanther12 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2011
#147 ·
I’m not entirely sure if this has been asked before—my memory is a bit hazy on the forum history lately—but here goes nothing...

Is it actually possible to move money from a personal savings account over to a personal checking account using Zillow?
Basically, you're just performing a self-transfer—moving funds from one pocket to another, so to speak.

I’d imagine it shouldn't be an issue at all—it seems like such a straightforward thing—but I figured I'd check just in case anyone here has already tried it or has some firsthand experience to share..
Thanks so much!
Ronald Thomas Ronald Thomas Newcomer
7 messages
joined Oct 2011
#148 ·
Of course you can. That's what the $0.00 bonus is for...
jadeorca11 jadeorca11 Member
23 messages
joined Nov 2008
#149 ·
frozenpanther12 said:I’m not entirely sure if this has been asked before—my memory is a bit hazy on the forum history lately—but here goes nothing...

Is it actually possible to move money from a personal savings account over to a personal checking account using Zillow?
Basically, you're just performing a self-transfer—moving funds from one pocket to another, so to speak.

I’d imagine it shouldn't be an issue at all—it seems like such a straightforward thing—but I figured I'd check just in case anyone here has already tried it or has some firsthand experience to share..
Thanks so much!

If you just go through the online bill pay section, you can actually list yourself as the recipient! Just plug in your own account number in the recipient field, and you're good to go. That way, you can shuffle cash between pretty much any of your own accounts without any hassle.
Henry Brown2 Henry Brown2 Member
20 messages
joined Feb 2011
#150 ·
Up until today, I’ve been paying all my bills without a hitch, always getting that immediate confirmation that the transaction went through. Everything was fine. But today, while my heating bill cleared instantly, my electric bill is just sitting there marked as "pending."
What does that actually imply? Why is it stuck in limbo instead of processing right away?

😕
rustypanther39 rustypanther39 Member
48 messages
joined Sep 2010
#151 ·
Henry Brown2 said:Up until today, I’ve been paying all my bills without a hitch, always getting that immediate confirmation that the transaction went through. Everything was fine. But today, while my heating bill cleared instantly, my electric bill is just sitting there marked as "pending."
What does that actually imply? Why is it stuck in limbo instead of processing right away?

😕

Is it possible you didn't submit it until this afternoon?🤷
Jeffrey Walker3 Jeffrey Walker3 Regular
261 messages
joined May 2010
#152 ·
Yeah, if you pay later in the afternoon, they won't actually pull the funds until the system is back up, so expect it the next morning. Same goes for Friday afternoons—if you pay then, they won't grab the cash until Monday morning!
Henry Brown2 Henry Brown2 Member
20 messages
joined Feb 2011
#153 ·
rustypanther39 said:Is it possible you didn't submit it until this afternoon?🤷

Yes... in the afternoon. Or more accurately, this evening. One payment went through just fine, but the other hasn't cleared yet—it's still "pending."
Jeffrey Walker3 Jeffrey Walker3 Regular
261 messages
joined May 2010
#154 ·
If I remember right, they take a cut if you’re just transferring funds within Zillow, since it stays all in-house and they don't have to move it through external banks... 🤔
jadeorca11 jadeorca11 Member
23 messages
joined Nov 2008
#155 ·
The Fedwire system—you know, the big network used for all those non-bank transfers—takes over any incoming orders by 2:30 PM on business days. Anything that misses that cutoff window just sits there until the next business day kicks in.
Arthur Wright6 Arthur Wright6 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2011
#156 ·
So, I'm wondering if it's actually possible to just transfer money to another account online through JPMorgan Chase.
Thanks
Steven Reed Steven Reed Regular
354 messages
joined Dec 2014
#157 ·
Sure—you can send the payment to a different account within Zillow, or just direct it to an account at another bank altogether.
Arthur Wright6 Arthur Wright6 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2011
#158 ·
Steven Reed said:Sure—you can send the payment to a different account within Zillow, or just direct it to an account at another bank altogether.

Can you actually explain how that works?
Where and how?
quietseal11 quietseal11 Member
20 messages
joined Sep 2010
#159 ·
Open a payment account
Enter the recipient's info and their routing and account number
Then just push the transaction through
Jeffrey Walker3 Jeffrey Walker3 Regular
261 messages
joined May 2010
#160 ·
Totally, as long as she’s already set up with auto-pay... not sure if she's actually got that part sorted yet though!

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